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FARMVILLE LODGE
L O..O. F. No. 373.
Meets every Monday night in I
K. of P. hall in the HortonBuild
inf. All visiting Brothers wel-|
come.
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M?u > moras ? on*
OIL BL P. MOSELEY
FARMV1U.E, N. C.
In Office of Dr. C. C. Joyner.
Residence with W. M. Lsa*.
u lu-taji . .. . .tag
JAS. P. TAYLOR
Photographer
STUDIO op flairs in Hu<T Hard
ware Co's. Building
FamvOlt, North Carolina . ?
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DUNN A: DA&DEN
Office in Horton iiuUdlng.
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DR. PAUL R JONES
? ' DENTIST
' " ' Lnwl^t. *
Greenville, N. C.
COUHTY SURVCYOKS FOK HTT.
E. M. COXl
AUorricy-at-Law
FARMVILLE. - N. CAROLINA!
Otflea OTW CltiMM Bttk
Pi*dkc* Wkvmr SmlM DnM>
S?dil Attention Pcii to CcMIW ??
WiMtaral Dm*, UwtcacM. die.
Farmville Motor Gar Co I
W. C. COLUE, Mgr.
Located Comer Bdther & Moore Sts|
FARMVILLE, N. C.
We make a specialty of re-|
pairing. All work guar*
teed, prices reasonable.
LDT US SERVE YOU.
Llill ? L JL1 qij ' ... ,JJL . I. 1 -'TTTT
See Us for Bicycles!
AU. MAKES AND PRICES.
We Also Carry a Good Stock of\
Graphophones and Records.
Bicycle and fiu Repair
tag a Specialty* -
PRICES REASONABLE.
Taylor 0 Carraway.
B^Bakaaaarsrsi 1 j1 i-<wa
Che&nttf , Moore & Baker's
SHAVING PARLOR
Located oa Main Streal
Omb Uacoa, and Sharp
The Boo4y Bros.
THE FARM
It At Bub of all laAnirjf 4 * ^
LIME
rAN LIME CO.
vntai Ma
It Created Trouble (or the Or*
oious Founder of thf 18th
Sootety. vv-; r$&
By THSODOft* FLATAU.
The marchioness of Bultsgste
started t be society. She g**e K it*
name: The Junior Association for
the Protection of Animal Pet*.
As ihe proudly and rightly Mid to
fluffy-haired,, fluffy-minded littfe
Mia. Pinkhampton, a i ttwy walked
upatein to jtriq the first aenthig of
the committee, in the marchioness
drawing-room : "Thja ia my right
eenth society, dear!* ; ?
"How awfully clever of yon!" an
swered Mia. Pinkhaaiptoo admir
ingly.
"Urn! My eighteenth! And I
only started doing them about a year
igo. it iarathw retort ur
-I think yon're frightWHy clem t
H<Jw on <^rth do yon do lit I sbeald
worry rayasifto death with mw? ?
*'Ah I That ia th* first thing ; m*>
Wf worry! Tyoo see, I att always
i>era done, "l^en thev all look
ss>*med and? there yoJ are!"
"Bat data- thit seem sinosc*
??d^" V
? "topped abruptly
upon the ?teira.
"You do not seem to remember
that 1 am animated by purely Chri?
tian motivee .% She want on
up the aiaifs again. "Sinoeref Good
uti? n*;*-**.*-.*:
General Alderleigh? aged eighty
four? bowed and said :
"Yah yah!. . . . Bh, ehr
"Hear, hear I* echoed Mrs. Gen
eral ? younger by fear years.
"How do you do? Everyone
here?" said Lady Bultagate. "Mow,
supposing we beg{n work ?_ earnsetly
sad with enthsdnm."
"Yah, yah F* remarked the general.
"Enthusiasm ? oh, ehf
"Hang it I* said Lieut. Freddy
Mastering, surreptitiously tangoing
with little Miss Aphrodite Saunders
in the alcove. "Oomo on I"
Tho bishop of Park lane cleared
Hi* throat, stood up and cleared his
throat again.
"My dear friends, fellow commit
teemen, er ? and ladies ? ?*
"Oace mere into the breach,"
whispered "Dits" Saunders to Prod
djr.
"1 ? me ? I beg your pardon V
tsked the bishop.
"Yah, yah!" murmured the gen
eral- "Hh ? sr ? that is, oader, or>
derr
The bishop closed his eyes against
uny further interrupt**].
- "We have atet together in a good
cause ? a noble cause ? the protection
- s ? ? "
^gpno.
This is to notify my friends
and former patrons in Farmville
and vicinity that I will be hi the
community several days, begin
oinc Monday March the 16tb,
for the purpose of cdle&ingr'the
balance ot the accounts which
were made while Dr. Moseley
and myself were associated. We
want to get these accounts set
tled and off our book*, as it is no
smalt trouble to keep two sets of
books, You will rcceivO notice
in writing of the amout of your
account together with date on
which you may exped us to rail
for settlement. Please have the
money ready as Twut to gat
through with the matter as soon
as possible. I am giving you lib
eral time in which to provide
for our coming, so, therefore, be
ready. |Sr
KT Dr. G C. JOYNER, J 1
_ Norfolk. Va.
. ThU Ffcfc av, 1914
"Thank yon f * ?bai.,ia T?ij
of you all I jHow? *? KJ? > "
, "Ahe* r 'Mid the bishop
ingl). "?
,he P?
"let tu really get down to f
work."
"^Tah, yah? ?" ?aid titf ge
?'-Quifc* aiorwad
?^Sg|gS
ahr . "1 .?
'. "Weil, I Wa* really thinking
taftkla-J. A. P. A-k-' TUj
ao aweet! Take th. * awy. i
Jrhft have yon I*:.- / a -V ?
"A- p A- p ." ??gg??tc4 PrW
brffl^ntly.
Th* president glared at him Wi
erinfly ; the bahop amiled.
Mw. General awoke out of I
iftertwo* sw wttfc
i ! i not co^S'thaF
one's personal attention end care ia
always h^huy," the bishop pot in.
"A. earn";?"
"A servant!" cried Lady Bulla- '
gate, horror-stricken. "A servant.'
would forget them,. a aervant would ^
neglect them. If one left ? " ? . [
The butler knocked at the door, 1
and flame toward the preaident.
"Ga away, Trebble. ... U?f j
"My lady!" |
"Go away I Immediately! Do not j!
disturb me I . . . If one left ooe'a
peta to a aerrant they would ? offer
from oold and hanger quite apart
from whaterar spiritual unhappineaa
they might have to endure. Possibly
they would <lie from the terrible ill*
treatment to which they ware sub
jected. I do not think? "
"Yah, yah r exclaimed the gen
eral "sleepily.
"I do not beliare that one should
train antra la to lore one, and then
caat them oat, aa it~wure."
"I was reading in the papers about
the cruelty in training animals," be
fan Mrs. General, "and to be quit*
oandid and truthful? "
"Let ma aaaora you," aaid Lady
Bultagata warmly, "I never?"
"P-ploaae, milady !" gasped her
maid, bunting into tb* room.
"P-pluaaa "
"Leave th* room at once, Randall I
At once!"
"But please, my lady, I? "
"Pardon me! . . . Leave the
wmr'How dare you! At onoa!
LcaYeth* . . Ah 1 1 waa saying,
I never allow any of my servants to
tobch my peta : my canary, my par* j
rot, my blue Persian, and my white
Weat Highlander. Koverunder any
circumrtaneoa. I feed them, I tend i
them, I keep them dean and happy
and healthy. I?"
TV* door waa thrown open, and
WILLING TO BAT IT.
pupil* ar? klwayi brinii
pWf?t in the morning.
?eeenuT j?fi? rSirf
**??*? a picture hi* brother- drew,
a* tfeatbe* d? I bad f.Mrthflay.
mvfifm pupil* knew about it bat
??lW# ^brought me ? wonderful
'? * ^iff?wt color*.
Ifcerering hi* breath.
IpWell, my lady, Ute truth M ? I
lf| jour ladyihip'* pardon I ? the
Hrrot wasn't rtrj well, 'aring 'ad
Ikhing for the lut twenty-four
ILin, to' got angry an' got oat of
[Jj ajf An' the cana rj being, *a I
|Uht aay, feeble and iudi?po*oJ,
nlld not defend 'iseelf, and; rttaa:
Uked to death. H*t tl^at momeat,
Lv lady, the cat, beta' Very "uagry,
Ueatne along, op* with the parrot
?'i* month, *nd wa* about
iBach ' i a pang* of itairatioa when
ft de*g ? 'e ain't been fad. since
Wdneed'y, my lady, aad I dared
I B give 'la anything againat yottr
> Rrahip'a border? well, 'e eoaie
i Kg, my lady, and belt* after the
I B The sat, being very deep'raia,
W>1l* toe, my lady. late the coak'a
t Km tbev belted, an' a pact the heH
(Ire I And than," Trebble ?. ont so,
I Bud at hariag lucti an andienoa,
jl refuting to notiee Lady Bulta
ftb'i frantic (igaa, "aad theo the
r\\a caaght *flre, the dorg caught
the' oat, aod, in a twiaklla' of the
hey*, teek '!? life. An' the l*M
waa *u fierce that wa oonM Imilj
reflorw what yea might ?*y waa the
binder* of the dorg."
? ? ? ? ?
The committee of the Jmior A?
?ocUtioo for the Protection of AdI>
mel.Pet* hM not mat together eiaet.
Freddy and Dite . itiU form the
J. A. P. P., bat it U rwtricted te-?
meroberehip ot hre; for tho time
being, anyhow.
Ia&j BulUgete h*i gono in for the
tall go.
Vh? biehop it the lead log light in
the Triple 8 ? the Society for the
Supjrweion of SocWtiw. ? Louden
Quwa. ?
""iai' Glaums A. Bryant
?*mm. t?4*. (ucmn wot* mam cAfcouu ctatp?.> <w >??%
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
Local aad to* DHL Km J17 WIliON. N. C. Rxpartaoea ( l?t ? MM
Caataiutlea. Ctort Wa* mi Smrm ?Ml k?W AMMlM.
AU tanreyi axh through this Oiflc*. Iher hf A?l*a?ta. or Myatf,
ARK GUARANTEED TO IK ACCURATE.
We lavtto tad elMi >o yU ??<] your Irlt li <%t tmwmi <4 Ifcu ottlc* k*
lafonaatloa, or we will fea |W to call < M j-o? at year coawateaca._ ,
LKtl. Oteeertat|e? fty hNttin Jw?
ml That la litbl? td flaki ? ? .-3
A southern man related the other
day that a {pond waa-jt atodeat ia
a northern uaireraity, and th*t when
we day a fellow ftodant applied, in
a ckaua) way, the epithet of "liar" to
Wgfc; jW\;*outl**B?>;
knocked down the y oath who had
b *D ao impmdyoi tt-.thr-tta of
M ?rft53 *)* nwtlMW afcfc*
af^STSSSp*
j Evej^an holding a pwblic ottea
aweara an oath tg obey the Cooattt?
,ttao and law*, and, if be be ao exeea
Mutt, to enforce the law*.
There are ceaumutitiea whn, ?r
proceeding alone ? country road
when ha ftw a cottager eating bia
?upper alone in the road before kit
?welling. i
"Why, Henry," uked the itatat
man, "why an you 'eating oat here
?loner
ii "Well, air, the dm ataa?
mated, "the- -e*? chimney unokea."
"Thafi i?o-had/-eakl tha etate
m*n?hy fhil^thiwio awtinMata at
ebbb'TaUg dLdb1 Tit h**e ' it
fixed for you. IA?i hate 4;loefcrat
it
Ana before the cottager could stay
Us the etataiinaii proeead?d te as
ter the cottage. At aoon u ha had
apoMd the door a' brooraatuk fell
V?a hi* ehooldara and a irrrman/?
Toice rimekwl:
"Baok her* tgaia, are you, yea eU
raaeal I Clear out wikii ym, or Ffl?
The eUteamaa W&ad pneiftiale
iy. The eottagar eat in tha naad
shaidag bia head in aorrenr and an
tm TT>Miinnf Tfif lit If mm bst
otw him and laid hiahaad in kindly
(Mkiaa on hie am.
Hmm n? d,TE?ory,- aaid ha,
ea*Ktiegty, "my chimney Mill?
ayaWtta, to*."? Harper-- Hag*.
UNIVIMAL TOOL.
Ilia aodern aoldier ia lylffii
with a THMfhahle .1, wdiiaelina M
tool., aQ in boa. So- varied ia Hi
Application that it baa been <?Ued
tooL^^Itiie so inea
la ted aa to protect the u?r in sotting
charged wiraa; it eti*' bo uaad aa *
hatchet, aa alat or a apdU, pliert.
pipe wrench, win cutter* aid wire
twktan, a hammer, a jUe, a foot rule,
aeanwdliyttr and 4. earn opener,
and il oan he converted iataa shield
to gira partial |Uuliito to n rifl#
'? . ?i
For Sale ? A gentle nnd good
term and rood horse, 4 1-2 yean
old and weighs 1,050 lb#. Will
work anywhere. For price and
terras write or tee & F. Carr,
with D.F.&ICO. Ung, Farm
villa. N. C.
PLEASE pay your aubacriptioa
THE THRRE ROADS
TO SUCCE$S
tint have placed ourvnamo for
RELIABLE GROCERIES at U* 1
top otthe ladder ore before you. '
"When you can get freab, choice
aad pure Groceries from ..US
why go else wher*? and
(arc Wor?e'? S?e o?*
FINE GROCERIES A
to day and you'lldcal with us al
ways.
J. A. MIZELL & C.O.
Pone.No-24 <? . v
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For PuttingDown and
' REPAIRING
asPSnsgfc
1*34 A. M.
press (or Edeoton, Klizabet'dC..,
and Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping
Car.
1 9.-02 A. M. Daily for Washing
ton and Norfolk. Connects for
all points North nod WeM.
6:06 P. M. Daily except Sunri
day. for Washington and inter
mediate Nations.
?WEST BOUND
S' A. M. Daily, for Raleigh.
Conned* tr> all points South anil
Weil. Pullnian Sleeping Car
Service.
8:29 A; M. Daily except Son- .
day for Ralelph.
5J5 P. M. Daily iter Raleigh.
H.S. Leard,
Genl Pacsenger Agt.
W. A. Witt,
Gen'l Superintendent. , ?>
Norfolk, Vo.
Pastime
Theatre
3 Good Moving Pic
tures every night
Special Show Sat
urday afternoon,
Admission 10 c.
For Life and Flip ? '
INSURANCE
?\ . SEE ? 1 ^ y u L
J. A. MEWBORH
allhe
BANK OF MWWLUE.K.C.
Agent for
National lift losutaace Co.
of Uontpeller, 1/1., Eatnt
Fkt, am t ethtr beat Hrt *
Insurance Companies. ,? ]
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